FREE CELL 2 DECKS

Having mastered the analysis of the single-deck variant, fans of Free Cell Solitaire should try to spread out 104 cards on the game table. Yes, friends, this Free Cell is laid out with cards from two decks. Since the number of cards has doubled, and according to the rules of solitaire, all of them must be laid out on the table already in the process of dealing, the place on the card cloth has clearly decreased. The whole table is covered with cards, like the dense scales of some card fish!

The number of cells has also increased: both free (for temporary storage of cards - there are now 8 of them) and basic (where you need to put cards sorted by suit and rank, there are now also 8 of them). However, nothing has changed significantly. In addition to the number of cards, the system and rules of solitaire remain the same. Recall that in a Free Cell, cards are transferred between columns with alternating suits and taking into account the availability of storage space in the block. The latter is especially important when transferring map sequences. For example, you can't move a sorted column if it consists of 8 cards and there are only 5 free cells in the block.

Try to move all the cards from the table to the bases, sorting them as by face value (Ace-two-three-...- King), and by suit. There are no time limits in the game. Have a nice layout!